Why no "id" attribute for free sites.

dunc · 2010-08-13, 12:49 AM

Probably because ids need to be unique, whereas classes can be used over and over again

flowersgone · 2010-08-13, 07:41 AM

They only need to be unique for a page though so you could have something like <div id="index_page_sponsor_link1"> and have a way of addressing style instructions to the first sponsor link block on your index page anytime you felt you needed such a thing.

I have only built a few free sites and at this point it still takes a few weeks to do so. Looking at the thread How Many Free Sites Do You Submit.... my view of building them efficiently seems to be early on the learning curve. If there are any reasons why LL owners wouldn't like them I woud be interested in knowing.

2010-08-13, 12:49 AM	#1
dunc You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 658	Probably because ids need to be unique, whereas classes can be used over and over again __________________ Good, Cheap Wordpress Themes

2010-08-13, 07:41 AM	#2
flowersgone Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 67	They only need to be unique for a page though so you could have something like <div id="index_page_sponsor_link1"> and have a way of addressing style instructions to the first sponsor link block on your index page anytime you felt you needed such a thing. I have only built a few free sites and at this point it still takes a few weeks to do so. Looking at the thread How Many Free Sites Do You Submit.... my view of building them efficiently seems to be early on the learning curve. If there are any reasons why LL owners wouldn't like them I woud be interested in knowing. __________________ Thank you for checking out my: Portfolio and Tech Services